Orders for 4 packs or less are offloaded by a tailgate system, kerbside delivery. If onsite mechanical offload is required, please contact us on 0208 362 8100 and we can quote you for this additional service. You must advise of any delivery restrictions, prior to dispatch, or charges may be applied if we cannot complete the transition of your order.

Orders for 5 packs or more will be delivered with a crane off-load vehicle unless particularly difficult to access

The County Red Rustic Brick 65mm Pack Of 504 is a wirecut extruded brick made from locally sourced raw materials, ideal for external walls. This brick is highly durable and suits both contemporary and traditional build projects. See our mortar range which complements this product.

Key Features

• Contribute to thermal mass, resulting in buildings which need less energy for heating and cooling
• Requires little to no maintenance
• Can be recycled at the end of their use
• Primary Colour: Red Multi
• Brick Type: Facing

Technical Information

• Quantity In Pack: 504
• Length: 215mm
• Width: 102.5mm
• Height: 65mm
• Dimensional tolerances: T2
• Compressive strength: ≥ 75N/mm2
• Water absorption: ≤ 7%
• Durability: F2
• Active soluble salts content: S2

Approvals

• Manufactured in accordance with BS EN 771-1

Manufacturing Tolerance
Bricks are subject to many variances in colour and character in each individual brick, so we always recommend you work from 3-4 packs of bricks at a time in order to get the best natural colour mix.
Please note there is a 5% tolerance for breakages per pack.

Image Disclaimer
Images shown can give an example of the product's appearance but they may not be representative of the full range of colour and texture variations, which can occur in the product itself. The images on this website are provided for reference only and should not be used as the sole basis for choosing a particular style of brick. Customers should view actual product samples before making a purchase decision.

To learn more about bricks and find answers to questions like 'what are facing bricks?' see our Types of Bricks guide page.